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THE TELEGRAPH
EXPENSES WATCHDOG CLOSE TO 'SPIN DOCTOR' CAMPBELL
The head of the independent watchdog charged with reforming MPs' expenses and restoring public trust in Parliament is a close friend of Alastair Campbell, it can be disclosed.
MILIBAND TO PUSH NEW NUCLEAR SITES
The nation will face a serious energy crisis unless plans to build nuclear power plants are rushed through, the Government will say next week.
LABOUR'S LINKS TO LIBYA TOURIST DEALS
A secretive company linked to senior Labour figures has won contracts worth more than £175million to help redevelop Libya, an investigation by The Daily Telegraph has discovered.
City:
FINANCIERS FUELLING ECONOMIC 'DOOM LOOP', SAYS BANK
The banking sector must be overhauled as profoundly as in the wake of the Great Depression or financiers will "game the state" over and over again, the head of the Bank of England's financial stability arm has warned.
HEDGE FUND REGULATIONS 'VAGUE AND INADEQUATE'
European plans to impose swingeing new regulations on hedge funds have been dealt a hammer-blow after a report commissioned by a key committee of the European Parliament said the proposals were "vague, sweeping and inadequate as a basis for justifying regulation".